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19-02-2005, 21:20

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Re: Faulty PWM?

We had the same problem....
All 4 Victors were blinking orange, but for some reason unplugging and plugging back in the PWM cable worked for 3 of them, even though it took about 10 tries to get it working again. One is still blinking, however. The pins are straight, the cable is brand new, and the victor still wont go to solid orange. We can run fine off of 2 Victors and 2 spikes, but it would be easier to use 4 victors. Any ideas?

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